Articles from Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) (August 8, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
$5M fire station borrowing plan on hold.			315
Acting a little Louder.			1019
Albert F. "Al" Bonofiglio, Sr., 82.			282
ASC finding success overseas; Wind power sales are rising.		Company overview	858
BERLIN ARREST LOG.			77
Berlin Police Log.			339
Blackstone Valley diners.			201
Board zips adult zone business request; 2nd application arrives from within district.			625
Boater reports large fish kill.			353
Bridge closing is postponed one week.			465
BRIEFS.			427
Browning in Greendale; War on beetles won't be pretty, but is necessary.		Editorial	271
Building projects get go-ahead.			1034
Business briefs.			500
Case closed; Anthrax legacy: Greater knowledge, better vaccines.		Editorial	324
Celebrity monkey takes his act to public library.			727
Celtics' head trainer visits Sterling Gym.			460
Charges lodged in SUV plunge; Man arraigned in hospital room.			323
Chinese delegation visits city; Mayor Lukes leads session at City Hall.			698
City gets bounce from new tennis courts.			658
City lacks time for non-binding vote on tax override.			296
City solicitor says sign law unenforceable.			823
Clarice Sareault.			302
Cleanup of basement continues; Retired chemist kept 1,500 containers of chemicals.			266
Clinton Home and museum form partnership.			454
Club set to move into old school; Boys & Girls get more space.			500
CORRECTIONS.		Correction notice	129
COURTHOUSE RECORDS.			2568
Downpours create flash floods; Cars drown, as basements, streets flood.			1088
Edward C. Lis Sr.			228
Edward C. Lis, Sr., 84.			232
Eleanor "Ellie" Komar.			103
ER rights bill for mentally ill gets lost in crush; Legislative process helps air needs.			698
Everybody in!			189
Failure to reappoint three raises hackles; Board's decisions are challenged.			472
Folk festival is set for Sunday.			553
Foresters swarm to beetles; Some infested trees found.			896
Fuel leak at college contained.			681
Funerals Today.			430
Giles may be joining Boston; Lester to face ChiSox tonight.			802
Headsets not Belichick priority.			896
HOLLAND NOTEBOOK.			517
Is e-mail really discourse? Some events need paper and pen.			741
Judge rejects plea deal in theft; $30,000 stolen at nursing home.			390
Keeping traditions; New cafe owner is retaining what is working.			658
LANCASTER ARREST LOG.			35
Lancaster plans movie on the Green.			405
Lancaster Police Log.			402
Marguerite "Meg" E. (Fronfillo) Gould, 88.			228
Mary E. Kobus.			205
Mary Meilinger.			159
Mina Cuker.			417
New wildlife land is investment in future.			681
Normand A. Auger, Sr. 1921 - 2008.			279
Nothing better happen to Brady.			760
Olympic fun a welcome break.			1079
Paul W. Shapter, 71.			675
Philip Ciavola.			276
Pigskin fever; New England's offensive stars rest up.			804
Press Box.			162
Prospective homeowners thrilled at gift of the American dream; Donations help Habitat build home.			874
Punk past and present.			144
Rachel D'Acri, 90.			181
Raucous `Girls Night' fun for all.			646
Recent Deaths.			760
REGIONAL DIGEST.			576
Residents drive home their point on dip.			528
Richard L. "Skip" Howard, 76.			299
Rivera not taking Taylor lightly.			676
Save Our Poolz blows whistle; Season's end could see loss of four public pools.			548
Selectmen mull plan to freeze taxes for town's senior citizens.			359
Signs and signals on Route 9 aim to aid indecisive drivers.			393
Sinkhole damage highlights needs; Old pipes will have to be replaced.			504
Staring out the window, thinking of stuff.			891
STERLING ARREST LOG.			53
Sterling Police Log.			484
Suspect ordered to provide more DNA; Former Clark student charged in '84 killing.			485
Swimmer broke records; 1928 Worcester gold medalist still inspires.			779
Tales of two Chinas; Filmmaker examines country's sweeping changes in `Rising Tide'.			1156
Tales of two Chinas; WAM exhibit eyes dam's toll.			903
Tea house owner is brewing up other options.			686
These heroes win the gold for courage.			683
Thomas J. Maher, 55.			87
Tornado threat has this town jumpy.			490
Two stabbed in Webster.			85
W. Brookfield finalizes budget.			400
West Nile precautions listed.			463
William Alexander Forde.			108
William J. Coulter Jr.			38
Willow Tree Fabrics offers supplies, classes.			585
Work on access road updated, debated.			548